The Arabic language is divided into two types, the first one is the "Fusha" (Classical Arabic) which is the formal Arabic language usually used in formal writings and also in formal oral context like TV and Radio news. The other type is "Al 'Amiya" (colloquial) which is the non-formal spoken language. You could find it spoke on the streets, in the markets, and in the houses. The colloquial language is spoken in many different ways depending on the country and even on the town. For instance, if you went to Luxor or Aswan, you will find that people there speak Egyptian Arabic in a slightly different way where the dialect plays a very important role.

Hello	-	Ahlan wa sahlan
Good bye	-	Salam
Good Morning	-	Sahab el-kheir
Good Evening	-	Masaa el-kheir
Good Night	-	Tisbah ala kheir
Peace be with you (a frequently occurring greeting)	-	Salam alekum
And upon you be peace (the standard reply)	-	Wa alekum es salam
How are you?	-	Izayak(m) Izayek (f)
Fine	-	Kiwayess (m)/ Kiwayessa (f)/ Kiwayessin (g) Ilhamdoulilah (The standard reply)
My name is .....	-	Ismi .....
What's your name?	-	Ismak (m)/Ismek (f) eih?
Welcome	-	Ahlan wa sahlan
Standard reply to a male	-	Ahlan bik
Standard reply to a female	-	Ahlan biki
Yes	-	Aiwa
No	-	La
Thankyou	-	Shukran
Thank you very much	-	Shukran Gidann
No Thankyou	-	La shukran
Pardon/Excuse me	-	Afwan or ahlan
Sorry	-	Assif
You are welcome	-	Al-affu / 'afuann
Please	-	Min fadlak (m)/ fadlek (f)/ fadlokoum (g)
I don't speak Arabic	-	Ma batkalemsh Arabi
Do you speak English?	-	Bititkalimy Englizee?
I don't understand	-	Mish fahiim (m)/ fahma (f)
I understand	-	Ana fahim/ fahma
I mean	-	Ana Assdi/ Yaani
Enough/stop	-	Bass
Don't		Balashs
Thanks god	-	Il-hamdouLilah
God willing	-	Insha'allah
Ok/fine	-	Mashy
No problem	-	Mish Mushkilla
Again	-	Tany/ Kaman
Not bad	-	Mish batal
Impossible	-	Mish momken
Also	-	Bardo
Non sense	-	Kalam Fady
Exactly	-	Bilzabt
Bit by bit	-	Shiwaya shiwaya
Connection	-	Wasta
Go away (said to children who are bothering you)	-	Imshi
In the taxi or on the street/General Directions
I want to go to ..	-	Ayez (m) Ayza(f) arouh ..
..Right	-	..Yemun
..Left	-	..Shemal
..North	-	..Shamal
..South	-	..Gamoub
..East	-	..Sharq
..West	-	..Gharb
..Straight ahead	-	..Doughri/alatoul
..Stop	-	..Oaf
..Here	-	..Hena
..There	-	..Henak
Where?	-	Fein?
What?	-	Naam
Wait	-	Istana (m) Istani (f)
Next to	-	Gamb
Across, in front	-	Uddam
Facing	-	fil-wish
Behind	-	wara
Before	-	'abl
After	-	ba'd
Near	-	'urayyib min
Far from	-	ba'iid 'an
Corner	-	nasya
This corner	-	in-nasya di
Go slowly	-	bi-shweesh
Go quickly	-	bi-sur'a
In the Shop
Please	-	Min tadlak
Can I see this?	-	Momken ashout da?
How much is this/ that....?	-	Bikam da....?
I don't want this.	-	Mish avez (m) avza (f) da.
It costs too much.	-	Da ghali awi.
Cheap	-	Rekhis
Do you have...?	-	Fi andak .....?
Money	-	Felous
My last word	-	Aakhir Kalaam
Congratulations	-	Mabrouk